> Pujol had a key role in the success of Operation Fortitude, the deception operation intended to mislead the Germans about the timing, location and scale of the invasion of Normandy in 1944
Maybe read the article before commenting? He was very much against nazis.
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Which type of white? Do Irish count now? Or do you mean only Anglos and those of German descent? What about Slavic people? Are they white now or still hated by you types? I can never keep track.
And you seem to be one the few nut jobs and racists who has a problem with looking at people with a different skin color. So the problem was within you all the time.
Just out of couriosity, for as long as you are still with us, how exactly do you think you ramblings and BS will change your perceived problem of not enough "Whites" in London? And specifically London, are other places ok for you the way they are? Does the place change when you move? So many questions...
I think part of that is because their only intent is to tell the story in a way people understand. They're not trying to sound smart because there's no editor or boss that reviews their writing.
Their point is to make sure someone gets the story, not that they get promoted or something
That makes sense. It reminds me of Drunk History. The way a drunk person will just tell you a story without any complex fluff because sentences are expensive when you’re drunk.
The Nazi's SD and Abwehr intelligence services were incredibly incompetent, as this case shows. The Abwehr did have a relatively high concentration of anti-Nazis, which didn't help either.
The SD was reasonably competent in counter-intelligence, they were by incompetence by the SEO so.
Agree that foreign intelligence operations were beyond bad. I want to call out Fremde Heere Ost under Gehlen in particular, one for his and his departments constant failures to analyse the Soviet, and two fornhim being choosen to lead the new German foreign intelligence service due to his only qualification: being staunchly anti-communist.
>After developing a loathing of political extremism of all sorts during the Spanish Civil War, Pujol decided to become a spy for Britain as a way to do something "for the good of humanity".
So he joined up with the British Empire just as it began carrying out a genocide in Bengal in 1943. The centrist brain is incredible
Also he fought the Nazis, and didn't support the Bengal famine or blocking of mitigation actions. And yes, most people didn't know what happened, even in India itself it took a while until new spread.
Excerpt 1: "Pujol had the distinction of receiving military decorations from both sides of the war – being awarded the Iron Cross and becoming a Member of the Order of the British Empire."
Excerpt 2: "His fictitious spy network was so efficient and verbose that his German handlers were overwhelmed and made no further attempts to recruit any additional spies in the UK, according to the Official History of British Intelligence in World War II."
Excerpt 3: "On occasion, he had to invent reasons why his agents had failed to report easily available information that the Germans would eventually know about. For example, he reported that his (fabricated) Liverpool agent had fallen ill just before a major fleet movement from that port, and so was unable to report the event. To support this story, the agent eventually "died" and an obituary was placed in the local newspaper as further evidence to convince the Germans. The Germans were also persuaded to pay a pension to the agent's widow."
Excerpt 4: "For radio communication, "Alaric" needed the strongest hand encryption the Germans had. The Germans provided Garbo with this system, which was in turn supplied to the codebreakers at Bletchley Park. Garbo's encrypted messages were to be received in Madrid, manually decrypted, and re-encrypted with an Enigma machine for retransmission to Berlin. Having both the original text and the Enigma-encoded intercept of it, the codebreakers had the best possible source material for a chosen-plaintext attack on the Germans' Enigma key."
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Maybe read the article before commenting? He was very much against nazis.
Just out of couriosity, for as long as you are still with us, how exactly do you think you ramblings and BS will change your perceived problem of not enough "Whites" in London? And specifically London, are other places ok for you the way they are? Does the place change when you move? So many questions...
https://dumb-science-jokes.tumblr.com/post/172122916995/magp...
Their point is to make sure someone gets the story, not that they get promoted or something
Agree that foreign intelligence operations were beyond bad. I want to call out Fremde Heere Ost under Gehlen in particular, one for his and his departments constant failures to analyse the Soviet, and two fornhim being choosen to lead the new German foreign intelligence service due to his only qualification: being staunchly anti-communist.
So he joined up with the British Empire just as it began carrying out a genocide in Bengal in 1943. The centrist brain is incredible
(As an aside, isn't the "centrist brain" always blamed by extremists for not picking a side? But here he picked a side?)
It's a great watch!
Excerpt 1: "Pujol had the distinction of receiving military decorations from both sides of the war – being awarded the Iron Cross and becoming a Member of the Order of the British Empire."
Excerpt 2: "His fictitious spy network was so efficient and verbose that his German handlers were overwhelmed and made no further attempts to recruit any additional spies in the UK, according to the Official History of British Intelligence in World War II."
Excerpt 3: "On occasion, he had to invent reasons why his agents had failed to report easily available information that the Germans would eventually know about. For example, he reported that his (fabricated) Liverpool agent had fallen ill just before a major fleet movement from that port, and so was unable to report the event. To support this story, the agent eventually "died" and an obituary was placed in the local newspaper as further evidence to convince the Germans. The Germans were also persuaded to pay a pension to the agent's widow."
Excerpt 4: "For radio communication, "Alaric" needed the strongest hand encryption the Germans had. The Germans provided Garbo with this system, which was in turn supplied to the codebreakers at Bletchley Park. Garbo's encrypted messages were to be received in Madrid, manually decrypted, and re-encrypted with an Enigma machine for retransmission to Berlin. Having both the original text and the Enigma-encoded intercept of it, the codebreakers had the best possible source material for a chosen-plaintext attack on the Germans' Enigma key."